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A short Portuguese meme audio saying 'extra, extra, 13 pessoas enganadas', widely used in Brazilian edits after a prank, fake promise or embarrassing fail.

This clip is a brief Portuguese meme sound built around the line “extra, extra, 13 pessoas enganadas.” It has the feel of a dramatic public announcement, which makes the joke land fast and clearly. The delivery sounds like someone exposing a group that got fooled, so it works especially well after bait-and-switch moments, failed plans or obvious misinformation. Viewers instantly read it as a callout sound, and that blunt reveal gives reaction videos, status posts and short edits a playful, mocking punch.

This audio is best known online in Brazilian meme culture under the name “13 pessoas enganadas,” often with the shouted “extra, extra” opening. It circulates in reposts, soundboards and short-form edits, and many users associate it with Chaves-style humor because of the way it is shared and labeled. Even without a fully verified source attached in every upload, the clip stayed popular because it instantly signals that somebody got tricked, which makes it easy to reuse in prank and fail compilations.

Pro Tip for Usage

Place this sound right after the reveal frame, not during the setup. It works best with a freeze, zoom on the fooled reaction, or on-screen text naming what the “13 pessoas enganadas” believed.

Use Cases

  • Revealing a prank that fooled several friends at once.
  • Calling out a fake giveaway or misleading online post.
  • Punching up a bait-and-switch meme with a hard cut.
  • Reacting to someone confidently falling for obvious nonsense.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does '13 pessoas enganadas' mean?
In English, it means “13 people fooled” or “13 deceived people.” The joke is in how seriously the line is delivered, as if someone is publicly announcing that a whole group fell for something obvious.
Where is the '13 pessoas enganadas' sound used?
It is mostly used in Brazilian meme edits, reaction posts and short videos. Creators drop it after a reveal, scam joke, prank outcome or any moment where several people clearly believed something untrue.
Is this sound related to Chaves?
Many uploads and searches connect the clip with Chaves, and people often tag it that way online. However, labels vary between reposts, so the most reliable description is that it is a Portuguese meme sound commonly shared in that style.

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